Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 Tools in Education - T hiyagu

WEB 2.0 & 3.0 TOOLS IN EDUCATION

K. Thiyagu, Assistant Professor, Department of Education, Central University of Kerala, Kasaragod District – 671 123, Kerala. @ Dr. K. Thiyagu, CUK 1

@ Dr. K. Thiyagu, CUK 2

Motives


Traditional Classrooms


Intr

oduc

tion

The Traditional Classroom

✔ Teachers: Lecturing ✔ Students: Listening

The Traditional Result ✔ Teachers: Still Lecturing ✔ Students: Out Cold




Web 1.0 vs. Web 2.0

Shift from the read to the write web!


WEB 1.0

Web 1.0

One way Communication

Read Only Web

Passive Involvement


Web 1.0

Crawl

1996

The web

Tim Berners Lee

Read only web

Information sharing

Million of users

Connect information

Brain and eyes

WEB 1.0




WEB 2.0

Web 2.0

Two-Way Communication

Read & Write Web

Active Involvement

User-Generated Content & Blogging

Social Web

Group Participation

(Collaborative)


Web 2.0

Walk

2006

The social web

Tim O’Reilly

Read and write web

Interaction

Billion of users

Connect people

Brain, eyes, ears, voice and heart

WEB 2.0


Examples of Web 2.0

YouTube

Wikipedia

Twitter

Blogs

Wikis

Flickr




WEB + LOG = WEBLOG = BLOG


www.blogger.com

www.wordpress.com

www.edublogs.com

www.livejournal.com

www.typepad.com

www.sixapart.com

Web + Log = Weblog


Features of Blog

Blog Creating

Sharing

Multi-Media

Template / Layout

Hyperlink

Status



Blog

Content

Create

Edit

Format

Insert

Publish

Preview

Share

Comment


Blog

Multimedia

Text

Images

Audio

Video



Blog Creation


Step # 1


Step # 1


Step # 1


Step # 2


Step # 3


Step # 3


Step # 4


Step # 5


Step # 6



My Blogs

E-class


SUB/07.e-Classroom- The Future of Education.mp4



http://thiyagusurimathematicians.blogspot.in/








http://thiyagumath.blogspot.in/










Blogger Menus











Pedagogical Benefits

Blog

Class Notes

Exploration

Integrative

Team Work


Educational Benefits


Educational Features of Blog

Blog

Class Lectures

Flipped Classroom

Uploading Students

Assignment (Short films)

Sharing Events videos

Self Pace Learning

24/7 Access


Wiki @ Dr. K. Thiyagu, CUK 66

This is a website that includes the collaboration of work from many different authors: allows anyone to edit, delete, or modify the

content on the web.

(Wiki means "quick" in Hawaiian.)

Wiki


Wiki

Text Editing

Spell Check

Insertion

Hyperlink

Calendar

Drawing / Equation

Editor


Blog Wiki

Usually a Single Author Multiple Authors

Author Post Edited by a group or Team

One-to-many content Many-to-many communication

Aim is Conversation Aim is creation of documents

Content is considered to be static Content is not permanent

The intent is personal, reflection The intent is informational




YouTube Upload

Download

Share

Subscribe

Commend


Sites (Webpages)

Docs (Office Suite)

Gmail (E-mail)

Calendar

Google Talk (Communications

Suite)

Google Apps




GOOGLE Docs / Sheets / Slides

Google Docs

Creating

Sharing

Collaborating

Publishing

Analyzing

Tracking

Brain-storming


Google Calendar

Google Calendar

Manage our Schedule

Share calendar Create

appointment slots

Subscribes





WEB 3.0

Web 3.0 3D Web

Pervasive Web

Semantic Web/ Intelligent Web/ Metadata Web

“Read-Write-Execute” web

Media Centric Web


Web 3.0

Run

2016

The semantic web

Sir Tim Berners Lee

Read, write and execute web

Immersion

Trillion of users

Connect knowledge

Brain, eyes, ears, voice, hear, arms and legs

WEB 3.0


Examples of web 3.0

amazon web services

dapper

Semantic searching

Thesauri and Taxonomies

www.vlab.co.in/

aview.in/aview


WEB 3.0



Web 1.0 Web 2.0 Web 3.0

1996 2006 2016

The web The social web The semantic web

Tim Berners Lee Tim O’Reilly Sir Tim Berners Lee

Read only web Read and write web Read, write and execute

web

Information sharing Interaction Immersion

Million of users Billion of users Trillion of users

Connect information Connect people Connect knowledge

Brain and eyes Brain, eyes, ears, voice

and heart

Brain, eyes, ears, voice,

hear, arms and legs


Web 1.0 Web 2.0 Web 3.0

Personal web sites Blogs Semantic blog:

Semiblog, haystack, semblog

Content

management system

Wikis, Wikipedia Semantic Wikis:

Semantic Mediawiki,

Semperwiki, Platypus

Altavista, Google Google personalized Semantic Search

Giteseer Google scholar Semantic digital libraries:

JeromDi, BRICKS, Longwell


Google Scholar


Google Scholar

Review

My Citations

H-intex Download Articles

Meta Search


BLOOM’S TAXONOMY


Penney Interactive Bloom's Taxonomy with Applications


Search Engines


• Google

• Bing

• Yahoo

• duckduckgo


Google

tracks

you.

We

don’t

Search better

at

Duckduckgo.com


duckduckgo.com

• Same contents for all

• Not saving the mail id

• All contents in one page (No next page options) -

Scrolling the page and get contents

• No advertisement

• Find out the user in any websites (eg. !facebook thiyagu)


duckduckgo.com

It was started on

2008 with one

system analyst

Now only 21 system

analysts




Open our arms for Opportunities


Finding

Sharing

Collecting

Contributing

Anytime Anywhere

FAST


Traditional

Classroom 21st Century

Classroom


Old Crow Modern Crow

UDATE YOURSELF – IT SAVES LOT OF EXTRA EFFORT


Do today’s jobs with today’s tools…

Let us ….


Attitude is a little thing

that makes a big

difference.

Positive attitude

Creates a success


Technology Won’t Replace Teachers… But teachers who use technology

will probably replace teachers who do not.


Future generations will have no future

if the present generation continues to live in the past. - Mark Amend


Accomplishment

Creating a own blog Thinking about using technology

Class Rowdies @ Dr. K. Thiyagu, CUK 107

SUB/10.Short Film - Class of Rowdies.mp4

Conclusions

We think too much about effective methods of teaching

and not enough about effective methods of learning. John Carolous S. J.


Accomplishments

✔ Start to teach and learn with web tools

✔ Thinking about Using Technology

✔ Promoting Active Learning

✔ Trying New Methods of Instruction


REFERENCES

Keegan, Desmond. (2002) “The Future of Learning: From e-

Learning to m-Learning”, Information Analyses; Opinion Papers.

Lam, Paul and McNaught, Carmel (2007) "Management of an e-

Learning Evaluation Project: The e3Learning Model”, Journal of

Interactive Learning Research, Vol.18, n3 p365-380.

Littlejohn, Allison., et al. (2009) “Characterising Effective e-

Learning Resources”, Computers & Education, Vol.50, No.3,

pp.757-771

Rachna Rathore (2009) “Effective teaching through e-learning. Edu

tracks. Aug.2007. Vol-6.No-12, p.8

Sanjaya Mishra And Rames C.Sharma (2005) “Development of e-

learning in India, University News, vol. 43,No.11, p.9.

Starkman, Neal. (2007) “e-Learning: Going the Distance”, T.H.E.

Journal, Vol.34, No.2, pp.18-24.

Thiyagu.K (2009) “M-learning is the future learning” Edutracks,

volume 8 – no.6. pp1-3

